Douglas Fir Trees semi-double

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It can stand alone as a specimen due to its charming display of flowers and shiny leaves that glimmer in the sun in the summer and provide some green in the landscape in the winter

Its fern-like leaves emerge as green and remain that way through the summer before turning a pleasant yellow in the fall

It would be a great fit for a yard as a specimen planted on its own or can be used in a hedge screen when planted in groups

Douglas Fir Trees semi-doubleThe Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) is a large sized native evergreen tree. As a young tree, it has a pyramidal form with cascading lower branches and ascending upper branches. As it matures, it sheds its lower limbs and takes on a more conical and irregular form. Its needle evergreen foliage is flat and deep green to blue green. This tree is rarely seen without brown, ovoid cones hanging from its limbs. Its bark is brownish gray and smooth when